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@@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ config artifacts.
```sh
python3 -m ampg --config gateway.toml status
python3 -m ampg --config gateway.toml doctor
python3 -m ampg --config gateway.toml install-plan --profile mobile-i2p
python3 -m ampg --config gateway.toml apply --dry-run
python3 -m ampg --config gateway.toml apply --dry-run --profile mobile-i2p
python3 -m ampg --config gateway.toml apply --dry-run --protocol i2p
@@ -53,6 +54,11 @@ adapter, installed/running daemon probe, action, and policy result.
daemon policy feasibility. It exits nonzero only for errors; missing build output is a
warning so operators can run it before the first build.
`install-plan` prints the package, state-directory, managed-config, supervisor, and
health-check steps needed for AMPG-owned daemons. It is dry-run only. Adopted daemons and
external-policy targets are shown as skipped, while unsupported platform/daemon pairs are
blocked.
`apply --dry-run` prints the activation sequence for each enabled protocol: generated
output readiness, config artifacts to review, daemon action, and post-apply health
checks. It exits nonzero when any step is blocked. `--write-artifacts` writes reviewable
@@ -75,6 +81,10 @@ Platform providers describe how AMPG may supervise managed daemons:
- `android-termux`: Termux-style user-space daemons for mobile/server experiments.
- `unknown`: render and plan only; daemon management is disabled.
Package commands in `install-plan` are review hints, not executed actions. Systemd hosts
currently emit `apt`-style package hints, Termux emits `pkg`, macOS emits `brew`, and
user-space Linux asks the operator to use the local user package manager.
## Adapter notes
### Clearnet